11 Feb
2003
11 Feb
'03
1:17 p.m.
Is it small enough to fit in an ultrasonic cleaner? And how about a better
degreaser, like Purple Magic from AIM chemical? (This stuff might be too
harsh. It will damage soft rubber long term, and will strip the anodizing
finish from certain types of aluminum, such as that used on the flame
arrestors of my engines. I assume it's anodization, because it's the gold
color, and it's sure not paint).
--John
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Subject: Home to remove monumental grime?
Can anyone suggest a safe way to remove grime that is so old
and so thick
that the only way to remove it is to rub it off with your
bare fingers?
I slathered this board in contact cleaner and it didn't do
anything. The
grime just remained. If I rub it with my bare fingers then it will
eventually start to rub off and leave little remainders like
pencil eraser
droppings.
Any ideas?
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Sellam Ismail Vintage
Computer Festival
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